Analytic a-priori

Analytic a-priori refers to a type of knowledge or judgment that is both analytic and a-priori. Analytic judgments are those whose truth can be determined by examining the meanings of the terms involved, without the need for empirical observation. In other words, they are true by definition. For example, "All bachelors are ________ _______ ______ ______ ______ __________ ________.
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